Exploring Navigation and Routing

Routing and navigation are essential features in any modern web application. In a Blazor Web App, routing is the process that maps URLs to Razor components, allowing users to navigate between different views. Navigation refers to the actions and processes involved in moving from one route to another, whether through user interactions, programmatic commands, or other means. Blazor provides a flexible routing system that supports both static and interactive routing, depending on how you configure the application.

Static routing occurs during static server-side rendering when prerendering is enabled. In this mode, the Blazor router, defined by the Router component in Routes.razor, performs routing based on the HTTP request path, mapping URLs directly to components. Conversely, when the Blazor router is set to an interactive render mode, it automatically transitions from static to interactive routing after the initial rendering on the server is completed...